Ayumi of Totsuka Ward

Seven villages in Kamakura-gun (Totsukamachi, Kawakami-mura, Toyotamura, Nakawada-mura, Hongo-mura, Seya-mura, Nakagawa-mura and Taisho-mura) merged with Yokohama to form Totsuka Ward (population: approximately 36,000 households: approximately 6,000 households).

Totsuka-ku's first welfare facility for the elderly, the Virgin's Garden Yoroin, opened (currently Harajuku 4-chome).

Five junior high schools in Okazu, Taisho, Tozuka, Nakawada, and Hongo are opened, and seven national schools in Tozuka, Toyoda, Nakawada, Kawakami, Hongo, Taisho and Okazu have become elementary schools.

Cherry tree planting begins on the Kashio River (2,000 Yoshino cherry tree seedlings)

Completion of water pipe laying work between Nishiya Water Purification Plant (Hodogaya Ward) and Tozuka Start water supply to 50,000 households in the area.

One-man Road is opened (Route 1 Fudozaka to Osaka Kami)

The 1st Tozuka Sakura Festival held (Kashio River Tsutsumi)

Yokohama Shindo opened (Hodogaya Ward to Kamiyabe-cho)

Telephones within the jurisdiction of the Tozuka Telegraph and Telephone Office are automatically switched from manual to automatic dialing by the operator.

Opened Yokohama Dreamland (Matanocho)

Totsuka Ward General Government Building is completed in 157-3 Totsuka-cho

Seya Ward is divided from Totsuka Ward.

Totsuka Ward is the largest population in the 14 wards (with 254,620 people overtake Tsurumi Ward)

The population of Totsuka Ward is the largest among government-designated administrative districts nationwide (339,421 people, surpassing Nishi Ward, Fukuoka City).

The 1st Tozuka Kumin Festival held

The first Tozuka district center in the ward, Tozuka public hall opened (Totsukamachi)

Opened Tozuka Library (Totsukamachi)

The 1st Tozuka Kumin cultural festival held

Higashi-Totsuka Station opens

Opened Tozuka Sports Center (Kamikuratacho)

Opening of Meiji Gakuin University Yokohama Campus (Kamikuratacho)

Opened Lapis Tozuka redevelopment building East Exit, Totsuka Station

Sakae Ward Izumi Ward from Totsuka Ward

Subway Totsuka Station opened

Yokohama Women's Forum opened (Kamikuratacho) (currently Gender Equality Center Yokohama)

The first Higashitotsuka administrative service corner opened in the ward, the Totsuka Regional Nursing Center opened (Kawakami-cho)

Opening of the first Kamiyabe Community Care Plaza in the city (with a facility for people with intellectual disabilities, "Deai") (Kamiyabe-cho)

Totsuka Station West Exit Redevelopment Project City Planning Decision

Full opening of Maioka Park (Maiokacho)

Subway Totsuka Station-Shonandai Station opened

Closed Yokohama Dreamland (Matanocho)

Opened Yokohama Pharmaceutical University (the site of Matanocho Dreamland)

Municipal Cemetery Memorial Green Opening (the site of Matanocho Dreamland)

Groundbreaking ceremony for redevelopment at West Exit Totsuka Station

Full opening of Matano Park (the site of Matanocho Dreamland)

"Totsuka inhabitant of a ward activity center" and Totsuka Ward area child care support base "Totto no Me" opened (Kawakami-cho)

The 70th anniversary of Tozuka Ward System Totsuka Ward Mascot "Unashi" was born

Completed first phase of redevelopment at West Exit Totsuka Station First Traffic Plaza (Tozuka West Exit Bus Center)

Completed three-dimensional construction work at Harajuku Intersection

Totsuka Ward General Government Building (16-17 Totsukacho) is completed

Completed West Exit redevelopment project at Totsuka Station
Totsuka Ward General Government Building (157-3 Totsuka-cho) and Totsuka Station Administrative Service Corner moved to 16-17 Totsuka-cho

Tozuka Large Railroad Crossing Deck commences general operation